Short Detail of PhD Scholarships:
Institute Name: University of Galway.
Country to Study in: Ireland.
Courses Offered:Â all subjects.
Degree Level: PhD.
Students Nationality: international students.
Scholarship Award: living allowance (Stipend) of €22,000 per annum, along with covering university fees of €5,750..
Last Date/Dead Line: 15/04/24.
Description of Scholarship:
PhD Scholarships announced by University of Galway for international students to study in Ireland. The scholarship allows PhD level programm(s) in the field(s) of all subjects taught at University of Galway. The last date of applying for this scholarship is 15/04/24 and scholarship provide living allowance (Stipend) of €22,000 per annum, along with covering university fees of €5,750. to successful candidates.
The University of Galway provide a golden chance to international students to complete their studies in the field(s) of all subjects at Ireland on scholarship.
PhD Scholarships in GAELFAM Project: Qualified people are being asked to apply for full-time PhD grants with full funding through the University of Galway’s College of Arts, Social Sciences, and Celtic Studies. If things go well, the job will last for four years after the first year, which starts on May 1, 2024.
PhD Scholarships in GAELFAM Project:
The GAELFAM project looks into the language experiences of families who live in the Irish Gaeltacht and speak a language at home in addition to or instead of Irish or English. We want to learn more about how language works in these homes, especially when it comes to teens. To make important contributions to the field of sociolinguistics, the chosen PhD researcher will do ethnographic research, such as conversations and case studies.
Requirements Criteria for Scholarship:
Those who want to apply must meet the following requirements:
- Have an honours BA with at least a high 2.1 or a foreign equivalent in applied linguistics, a relevant language, or a social science field.
- Showing that you can speak Irish fluently (C1 or C2) is preferred.
- Have great writing and communication skills in both English and Irish.
- You should have worked with teens before.
- It’s best if you can speak a language that’s not Irish or English.
- If you have done ethnographic studies before, that will help you.
How to Apply for Scholarship:
Send the following papers to [email protected] via email with the subject line “GAELFAM PhD scholarship” if you are interested:
- An academic CV with the contact information for three referees Personal message or cover letter (no more than 700 words)
- Printed or scanned copies of transcripts
- Sample of academic work (at least 3,000 words, no more than 15,000 words)
- All supporting papers should be put together into one PDF file and named with the applicant’s last name.
- Those who are interested can email Dr. Cassie Smith-Christmas at [email protected] for more information.